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Validation & Reliability — question 1 of 10

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A connector spec says: 'The connector shall withstand 50 mating cycles without contact resistance exceeding 20 milliohms.' You've been asked to write the test procedure that verifies this before the design is signed off. Walk me through what the test actually looks like, and what would make it a bad test.

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